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Los sustantivos españoles más comunes – Ideas y sentimientos

(Most Common Spanish Nouns – Ideas & Feelings)

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I open the book and I follow a line of notes.
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If I get lost, I go back to the point and I read the line again.
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If there is risk, I remember honor and respect.
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With that answer I have more control and I can continue the material.
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He says an important word and then he writes a big number.
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It is not perfect, but it helps me to continue and to not forget the basics.
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The teacher gives us new information.
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The teacher talks about honor: to do the right thing, even if it is difficult.
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I write down the key point and I review the line.
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I mark a point at the start and I do a line for each step.
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My memory it keeps a quote from yesterday and it helps me to make sense in the morning.
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I remember a rule of respect: to listen first and to speak later.
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When I finish, I read in a low voice and I look for the truth of the message.
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Every opportunity at school starts with a small step.
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Then I close the window, I breathe and I look for the meaning of the text.
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In an oral presentation, I feel fear again.
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Each opportunity starts with a word and with a point of attention.
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I underline a simple quote and I copy it in my notebook.
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Also I include a fact to support the reason.
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With this method, my mind is calmer and the work moves forward.
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I breathe, I feel the heartbeat and the sense comes back.
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Then I check the number and I correct the form of the calculation.
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So we have control and the course moves forward.
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After that, I work on a part of the exercise.
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When the noise from the street comes in, I lose control a little.
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